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Tea time at the Royal Children's Hospital, Brisbane, 1890-1900

from State Library of Queensland

• benicektoo said:

  Many thanks for adding all these tea-themed photos to the vintage tea and cake group. Obviously you share our appreciation for the reflective ceremony of this beverage, whatever the setting.

• nursemisty2012 said:

  Tea time? How bout WEE TIME? This elephant bladder has reached it's limit!!!

• Vesna Verencevic said:

  brisbane childrens hospital Children's Hospital Brisbane Foundation Years One of the brighter aspects of life is to observe, particularly during a general retrospect, that directivity which leads altruistic reformers to initiate noble minded deeds to alleviate suffering. The need for righting a wrong, or correcting a circumstance in which humane action and consideration are necessary, is readily apparent to the many. However, it is that benign trait of human nature which brings forth the few, who in the ultimate, feel impelled to initiate and carry out the task. In Brisbane during the early 1870's, fifty percent of the population died before reaching the age of five years. The General Hospital did not admit children under that age as the prevailing idea in those days was that they would be better nursed in their illness by parents in their own homes. However, the parents' inexperience of the correct medical treatment, the financial hardship in the cost of having constant attendance on the children and the high rate of child mortality created a pressing need for a sweeping change in the care of sick children of tender years. Source: www.brisbanehistory.com/childrens_hospital.html

Woodward's Food Floor, Northgate Shopping Centre, Edmonton, Alberta, 1970

from Provincial Archives of Alberta

• Ian Betley said:

  Stunning work 💚

Charles Doolittle Walcott (1850-1927) family campsite in the Canadian Rockies

from Smithsonian Institution

• 7 older comments, and then…
• t.gomes said:

  I like that they still put a table cloth out on the camping trip. And is that Champagne?

• mrs. tumnus said:

  personally i never camp without a table cloth and a bottle of Crystal;)

• Melanie Rivera said:

  I really love this photo. It brought me tears

• J. Hitzig Mentoleum said:

  That corked bottle on the table is labeled "catsup" - look at the original size image.

• Lauren said:

  Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Historic Heroines, and we'd love to have this added to the group!